If you're a parent to a child of a certain age, chances are you're vaguely familiar with a Disney movie that goes by the name of Frozen. In fact, you may be so traumatized by Elsa and the gang that you need to attend a support group to get over the experience.
If you can't seem to "let it go" already, then you'll relate to Jono and Ben at Ten as they lament the havoc that Frozen has wreaked on their lives.
Frozen spoofs are a dime a dozen these days, yet this one via a New Zealand comedy show wins in terms of catharsis.
Who wants to build a f*ing snowman, anyway?
The ultimate "Let It Go" for moms, saggy boobs and all.
What a difference a letter can make! For Wren Kauffman, changing an 'F' to an 'M' represents a monumental victory. The 12-year-old, from Alberta, has fought—and won—the right to change his gender on his birth certificate.
According to an article in the Toronto Star, Wren was born Wrenna, but came out as transgender in the media last year in a bid to increase awareness.
Previously, the provincial law required an individual to undergo gender reassignment surgery in order to change gender on formal documents, such as birth certificates—an operation which cannot be performed on children.
Kauffman had lodged a complaint against the Alberta Human Rights Commission, which ultimately agreed that such ruling "violates the rights of transgender people."
He was presented with his new certificate during the Edmonton Pride festival.
In Ontario, individuals may amend their birth certificate gender with a doctor's or psychologist's note, but only if they are 18 or over.
Should children be allowed to legally change their gender on formal documents, or should they be made to wait until adulthood?
These parents shot a moving video about their son's transgenderism.
A Florida mom is wanted after kidnapping her own daughter over state lines to avoid having her vaccinated and learning about black history.
According to an article in Raw Story, Megan Everett and Robert Baumann held joint custody of their daughter, Lilly.
When Baumann went to collect his daughter for his visit, he found the following note:
“You are a great dad but if I let them take her and vaccinate her and brainwash her, I wouldn’t be doing what’s right. I cannot let a judge tell me how my daughter should be raised. We will miss you. But I had to leave.”
Everett is wanted on charges of "custodial kidnapping, interference with court-ordered custody, and concealing a minor contrary to a court order." Now feds are involved because she crossed state lines. The reason for the abduction?
“She found this new idea that vaccines are horrible,” claims Baumann. “I think she wanted to keep her from being vaccinated because that would keep her out of day care.”
Everett wanted to home-school her daughter so she could only learn about the Confederacy, a decision that was at odds with her ex.
Yikes. Even Everett's own mother, Pam, confessed to being worried about her daughter's state of mind and her granddaughter's safety, living as fugitives.
“I have four kids, and Megan is my baby," she said. "I don’t know what happened to her.”
Let's hope this story sees a peaceful resolution.
This boy did an incredible thing to escape his kidnapper.
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